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Canadian PM urges citizens to leave Lebanon over risk of conflict

Canadian PM urges citizens to leave Lebanon over risk of conflict

  • Tens of thousands of Canadians are believed to be living in the country, which has already seen Hezbollah trade near-daily fire with Israel in support of its ally Hamas
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